Travel from Munich to Vienna

Direct flights connecting Munich and Vienna, typically operated by the flag carrier of Austria.

Austrian Airlines primarily operates from Terminal 3 at Vienna International Airport (VIE), which is the newest facility and a hub for Star Alliance members. In Munich (MUC), Star Alliance partners including Lufthansa Group airlines like Austrian often use Terminal 2. Prices can fluctuate significantly based on booking in advance and demand.

Direct flights between Munich and Vienna, offered by Germany's largest airline, often coordinating with Star Alliance partners.

Lufthansa operates from Terminal 2 at Munich Airport (MUC), a dedicated terminal for Lufthansa and its Star Alliance partners. Flights arrive at Vienna International Airport (VIE), which has a single main terminal building with different check-in areas and concourses. Booking in advance can secure better fares.

High-speed and intercity train services offering frequent direct connections between Munich and Vienna.

Trains typically depart from Munich Hauptbahnhof (Hbf), the main railway station in Munich. In Vienna, the primary arrival station is Wien Hauptbahnhof (Hbf), a modern central station well-connected to public transport. Booking tickets in advance, especially for high-speed Railjet services, is recommended for better prices.

Private train operator offering competitive services between Munich and Vienna, often arriving at Vienna Westbahnhof.

WESTbahn trains often serve Munich Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) and Munich Pasing, arriving at Vienna Westbahnhof, which is another major train station in Vienna, connected to the city's U-Bahn network. Tickets can sometimes be more flexible and cheaper, especially when booked close to departure.

Extensive network of intercity bus services providing frequent and affordable connections between Munich and Vienna.

Buses depart from Munich Central Bus Station (ZOB Hackerbrücke), conveniently located near Munich's main train station. In Vienna, FlixBus primarily arrives at the Vienna International Busterminal (VIB Erdberg), which is well-connected to the city's U-Bahn (metro) system. Some services may also stop at Vienna Central Station (Südtiroler Platz).

Another popular bus operator offering services between Munich and Vienna, known for competitive pricing and onboard amenities.

RegioJet buses generally use Munich Central Bus Station (ZOB Hackerbrücke) for departures and Vienna International Busterminal (VIB Erdberg) for arrivals. Services often include complimentary Wi-Fi and entertainment.

Driving offers flexibility and the option to explore scenic routes at your own pace.

The distance is approximately 350-400 km, primarily via the A8 and A1 motorways. A major consideration is the Austrian 'Vignette' (toll sticker) which is mandatory for driving on motorways and expressways in Austria. A 10-day vignette costs around EUR 12.80, and a 2-month vignette costs around EUR 32. These can be purchased at border crossings, petrol stations, or online. Fuel costs are estimates and depend on vehicle efficiency and current fuel prices.